[cpc101]

Tell me guys is this wht people are really paying for these???

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/aw-cgi/ebayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=579412587&r=0&t=0

If so how can I test mine without wiring in the car?

http://my67heven.tripod.com/emsm.gifI was looking for a restoration of fantasy. I do not want my car to be as it was in 1967. I want it to be as I imagined it in 1967. -John Baird
Got Rust? 1967 A-Code Coupe

 

[corey07850]

you wont believe this but i saw an am/fm on ebay yesterday for over 1000 dollars

'66 coupe resto in progress... IT NEVER ENDS

 

[L20068]

You'll have to wire it into a "hot-wire" somewhere in your car.. I can't think of any other way to see if it'll work...

 

[cpc101]

Unfortunately my car has NO wiring right now... *LOL*

http://my67heven.tripod.com/emsm.gifI was looking for a restoration of fantasy. I do not want my car to be as it was in 1967. I want it to be as I imagined it in 1967. -John Baird
Got Rust? 1967 A-Code Coupe

 

[jpony645]

Got a 12 volt car battery? You could wire the radio up to it but make sure you use a fuse on the hot wire. Wire up a speaker and make sure the radio is grounded. I think this should be good enough to just test it out. If someone has anymore input I'm sure they'll let you know.

Josh
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64 1/2 Coupe
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[cpc101]

I used a 12V AC to DC adapter with overload protection. The radio works beautifully. No pits in the crome, all of the stickers are still in tact. And it gleams the beautiful blue/green light in the dark.

Anybody want it...

http://my67heven.tripod.com/emsm.gifI was looking for a restoration of fantasy. I do not want my car to be as it was in 1967. I want it to be as I imagined it in 1967. -John Baird
Got Rust? 1967 A-Code Coupe